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About Chloe

Ever since I was a child in elementary school, I have had a passion to excel in academic settings. In fact, my mother placed me in a different school in 5th grade so that I could flourish in a more challenging atmosphere. After that, I attended George Walton High Comprehensive High School, where I began racking up AP courses starting Freshman year, which actually allowed me to skip my Freshman year of college altogether. I was the President of Walton's chapter of the GJCL Latin Club and a member of NHS and Beta Club. Additionally, I received a 2110/2400 on the SAT, with a 740 in Math.---------Next, I traveled to Virginia to go to Liberty University, where I received 2 Bachelor's degrees in Business Administration, one in Finance and the other in Economics. I was invited into several honors programs and finished my Bachelor's career in 3 years while also being an RA on a hall of 70 girls. ---------After that, I attended culinary school in Atlanta as a sort of break from conventional school. I believe "brain breaks" are necessary and I have always implemented such a tactic in my personal style of studying. After realizing that I did not want to simply work in a kitchen, but rather OWN the kitchen, for the rest of my life, I decided to begin a new and final chapter of school.--------At this point I began a 2.5 years MBA:Marketing program at Liberty University and completed it in 1 year with a 4.0 GPA. This has by far been my proudest accomplishment in my academic journey because I am the only person in the entire school that has completed the 45-hour degree in less than 12 months with such academic standing. -------Overall, I have a great sense for learning material in a timely manner and have had success teaching my methods to others, ever since NHS in high school. Moreover, math and writing are my strongest suits; I have written more AP-style papers than I can count. In the end, I can guarantee success after studying with me because I believe truly learning information in your long-term memory is much more beneficial than simply cramming for a test.